Senior Bowl MVPs

The Senior Bowl is a prestigious post-season college football all-star game held annually in late January or early February in Mobile, Alabama. The first Senior Bowl took place in 1950 at Gator Bowl Stadium in Jacksonville, Florida, before moving to Mobile in 1951. Initially held at Ladd–Peebles Stadium until 2020, the game has been played at Hancock Whitney Stadium since 2021.

The Senior Bowl features two teams, traditionally named North and South, but since 2021, they have been renamed as American and National teams. The teams are coached by NFL coaching staff from teams that finished near the bottom of the league standings. The Senior Bowl serves as a critical platform for college players aiming for the NFL. It allows them to showcase their skills in front of NFL coaches, scouts, and executives. According to Senior Bowl's official website, the event attracts over 900 personnel from all 32 NFL teams and the players engage in a week of practice leading up to the game, providing further opportunities to impress potential NFL suitors. The 2025 Senior Bowl is scheduled for February 1, 2025, at 1:30 PM ET at Hancock Whitney Stadium. This year’s matchup will again feature the American and National teams. The game is produced by the non-profit Mobile Arts & Sports Association and has a charitable aspect, having donated over $7.8 million to local and regional organizations throughout its history. As of 2025, the event is sponsored by Reese's and televised by the NFL Network.

The list of Senior Bowl MVPs

The Senior Bowl MVP award is given to the standout player of the game, and many recipients have gone on to achieve significant success in the NFL. Over its long history, the Senior Bowl has recognized numerous talented athletes, including several who have become Pro Football Hall of Famers.

These are the players who have been named the MVP, as of the 2024 Senior Bowl,